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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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CORRESPONDENCE
RECORD_ID
SR0071397
PE
2913
FACILITY_NAME
DICK MAU TRUCKING
STREET_NUMBER
3755
Direction
E
STREET_NAME
MUNFORD
STREET_TYPE
AVE
City
STOCKTON
Zip
95215
APN
17955012
ENTERED_DATE
1/23/2015 12:00:00 AM
SITE_LOCATION
3755 E MUNFORD AVE
P_LOCATION
01
P_DISTRICT
001
QC Status
Approved
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Pacific Coast Recreation - 2 - 12 November 2020 <br />Aka Cohn Property <br />3755 Mumford Avenue <br />Stockton, San Joaquin County <br />• On page 8, Apex states depth to groundwater varies between 48 to 55 ft bgs, <br />however during the second quarter 2020 depth to water ranged from 43.43 to <br />44.88 ft bgs. <br />On page 8, the section titled Well MW -16 states: "Second water zone (deep <br />water), total depth is anticipated between 75 to 80 ft bgs. Utilizing an 8 -inch <br />hollow stem auger, advancing the augers 10 feet into the water bearing zone. <br />Casing -2 -inch Sch 40 PVD, with screen -0.02 -inch bottom 10 feet with end cap. <br />Sand Pack #3 Sand from base of boring to two feet above top of slot, 2 feet of <br />hydrated bentonite seal on top of sand pack, with neat cement seal to surface. <br />Surface protection will be a concrete reinforced flush mounted traffic box. " <br />Based on the existing well network, wells screened to a depth of 80 ft bgs have <br />historically been referred to as shallow wells, while deep wells are screened <br />between 83 and 146 ft bgs. <br />• On page 9, Apex proposes to collect soil samples at five foot intervals from 65 ft <br />bgs to at least 80.5 ft bgs, and to collect a grab groundwater sample from the top <br />of groundwater. <br />On page 10, Apex states that soil samples will be collected from boring SB -13 <br />from 40 ft bgs and every five feet to the top of groundwater. A proposed total <br />depth of the boring was not stated, but was understood to be top of groundwater. <br />During the second quarter 2020 monitoring event, depth to groundwater in Site <br />wells ranged from 43.43 to 44.88 ft bgs. Apex further states that soil samples <br />collected from 40 ft bgs, with the highest PID response, and from the bottom of <br />the boring will be submitted for laboratory analysis. Based on the presented <br />scope of work and current depth to water, only 2 soil samples will be collected (at <br />40 ft and at first water approximately 45 ft bgs), but Apex is proposing to submit 3 <br />soil samples for laboratory analysis. <br />On page 10, in the section discussing boring SB -14, Apex states that grab <br />groundwater samples will be collected from first water and from "the deeper <br />water zone", but does not specify proposed sample depths for either sample. <br />On pages 10 and 11, Apex states that soil samples will be collected from boring <br />SB -15 between 50 and 80 ft bgs, then states soil samples will be collected from <br />50 ft bgs every five feet to the top of current groundwater. During the second <br />quarter 2020 monitoring event, depth to groundwater in Site wells ranged from <br />43.43 to 44.88 ft bgs, which is higher than the depth that which Apex proposed to <br />start collection of soil samples (50 ft bgs). <br />• On page 11, Apex states that the soil samples collected from 40 ft bgs,with the <br />highest PID reading and from the bottom of the boring they will submit for <br />
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